Returning home, Xu Nanzhi catches her grandmother planning to pack up the wonton stall. She wants to secure orders using standardized production, but the wontons she makes look neat yet turn out a bit too firm in texture. Through re-wrapping, tasting, and listening to the customers' true thoughts, she finally understands that what her father left behind is not a secret recipe, but a sincere heart dedicated to every single diner. She declines large orders that exceed her own capacity, strives for small-batch trial meal cooperation, and also lets her hardworking grandmother eat a bowl of wontons made with her own hands.